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General| Type | Virtual Instrument |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Arturia |
| Compatibility | VST, AU, AAX |
| Platform | Windows, macOS |
| MIDI Compatibility | Yes |
| Sound Sources | Mellotron Samples |
| Included Sounds | Strings, choirs, flutes, brass |
| Effects | Reverb, Delay, Chorus, Flanger |
| System Requirements | 4 GB RAM |
| User Interface | Graphical interface |
Defines the Mellotron as an orchestral sound instrument and ancestor of the modern sampler.
Covers the origin, development, and notable users of the Mellotron instrument.
Explains Arturia's TAE® technology and the key features of the Mellotron V software.
Lists the operating system and plugin format requirements for Mellotron V.
Guides users through activating their Mellotron V license using the Arturia Software Center.
Covers defining audio and MIDI settings when first launching Mellotron V.
Highlights advantages of using Mellotron V within a DAW, including synchronization and automation.
Provides an overview of the instrument's capabilities, features, and original limitations.
Guides users on basic operation, loading presets, using tapes, and custom samples.
Details how to use built-in effects and set up MIDI automation for expressive control.
Covers keyboard shortcuts, virtual keyboards, and the Upper/Lower Toolbars for navigation.
Details how to find, organize, and manage presets using the library and its features.
Explains MIDI Learn, controller configuration, and automation for expressive control.
Details methods for searching, filtering, and selecting presets using various criteria and tags.
Explains tagging, editing preset information, and managing playlists for organization.
Covers the main panel controls like Track Selector, Volume, Tone, Pitch, and the Mellotron keyboard.
Details the expanded controls in Advanced Mode, including Amplitude Envelope, Flutter, and Tape Saturation.
Explains the Tape Track Page for sound mapping and the Advanced Virtual Keyboard for reference.
Guides on using the Tracks page, sample browser, and regions for loading and preparing audio samples.
Details the Sample Editing page interface, including waveform window and essential parameters.
Explains detailed editing controls like Loop points, Transpose, Tune, Stretch, and Envelopes.
Introduces the FX page, processing chain slots, and overview of pedal effects.
Details individual effects like Chorus, Delay, Distortion, EQ, and Reverb, explaining their controls.
Explains the Twin Amp, Rotary Speaker, and Room Simulator for tone shaping and ambience.
Outlines the terms and conditions for using the Mellotron V software, including licensing and usage rights.
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